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| The Bodacious Book Shows
were designed to inspire kids to pick up and read books
that are so fun they’ll want to read more. The adventure
of reading comes alive on stage through comic characters
like Professor Fineprint and Beatrice the Bookworm, folktales
and fairytales featuring audience volunteers, and the
“Have You READ It?” Game that involves the entire
audience with questions and challenges about great books.
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School
assemblies for grades pre-K –8, with variable
content for different grade levels. |
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Perfect
for PARP and Reading Programs. 3 themes available,
with reading lists. |
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All
3 Book Shows feature: |
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The
“Have You READ It?” Game with Bob
Bookmark and Rita Digest |
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Great Shows to get kids thinking and talking about great books!
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books make great readers. From timeless tales like
Aesop’s Fables and The Ugly Duckling to modern
classics like Dr. Seuss, Charlotte’s Web and
Harry Potter, Bob and Rita remind students of the
fun they’ve had with their favorite books and
inspire them to go to the library and look for more.
Plus, classic poetry and a madcap rendition of our
favorite fairytale: |
| “Jack
and the Beanstalk” |
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the audience and a 60’ beanstalk |
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Teachers
and Students agree these shows motivate kids to read!
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Bob
and Rita explore the world through reading.
Books from other countries, travel tales
and folktales from around the world illustrate
one of the real joys of reading: whenever
you open a book it will take you somewhere.
Featuring:
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“The
Stonecutter’s Tale” from Asia
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“Who’s
In Rabbit’s House?” from Africa
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with
audience volunteers transformed into animals
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CALL
516-771-8086 to Book A Show!!!
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| Animal
adventures, poetry and stories celebrating the world
of Nature are the theme for our newest Book Show.
Kids love to learn about their favorite animals,
and it can be a great motivating tool for exploring
folktales and nonfiction books. Including some fun
poetry brought to life and a traditional African
creation myth. |
| “Home
in the Sky” |
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the Sun, the Moon and the Ocean |
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